Introduction to Comodoro Rivadavia +/- A windy town made city by the oil industry, Comodoro Rivadavia is usually just used as a transportation hub by travelers. But all the oil has bought a lot of money into the town and oddly enough you can find luxury items here you might not find anywhere else in
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With dry white snow and great off-piste skiing, La Hoya is a small ski area that draws everything from beginners to world class extreme skiers. It’s close proximity to Esquel and reasonably priced lift tickets make it a viable option for those on a budget. And with Bariloche only a four hour drive, it could
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Introduction to El Chaltén +/- A small dusty small remote town with a great view, El Chaltén is the youngest town in Patagonia. It owes its existance to the nearby spectacular peaks of Mount Fitz Roy. An paradise for lovers of outdoor sports, the peaks draw mountain climbers from all over the world. But you
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Introduction to Puerto Madryn +/- Travelers go to Puerto Madryn for basically one reason, to see the whales and other sea life on the nearby Península Valdés. The whale watching season runs from June to December and tourism picks up, especially during July and August. During the summer months (Jan, Feb) the city can serve
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Rooms in Puerto Madryn fill up in the winter and spring when tourists flock to the coast to see the whales. Best reserve ahead during the months of July thru November.
First Time in El Calafate +/- El Calafate is the gateway to the Glaciar Perito Moreno and Parque Nacional Los Glaciares. Hotels and restaurants are full here during the summer (December to March). During this time you will need reservations for both accommodation and transport. It is still possible to visit in the spring or
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